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Seneca High School Class of 2015

Capping off their
high school careers
Seneca High School valedictorian, salutatorian
share their thoughts on graduation
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun

On Thursday, June 18, Seneca

High School held its commence-
ment graduation ceremony as the
2014-2015 school year came to an
end.
The class of 2015 went out in
style, as all 279 students received
their diplomas and were ad-
dressed by class valedictorian
Cailey Talbot and salutatorian
Julie Ann Horner before they
were sent off to pursue the next
chapter of their lives.
The Sun sat down with both
the valedictorian and the saluta-
torian of this year’s graduating
class:
The Sun: What college do you
plan to attend in the fall?
Horner: University of
Delaware.
Talbot: MIT in Cambridge Mas-
sachusetts.
The Sun: How did you decide on
SKIP HARRIS/Special to The Sun this school?
Seneca High School held its graduation commencement ceremony on Thursday, June 18 on the Horner: The atmosphere was
football field. There were 279 seniors in the class of 2015. Here, Clement Green gives a thumbs up great when I first got there, it
after receiving his diploma. For more photos, please see page 10. For a list of graduating seniors, seemed like the one.
please see page 9. Talbot: The atmosphere. The
TALBOT HORNER
decision process for colleges is
difficult because all of the tours
that you go on are different based
on whom you get as a guide. I
wanted an academically rigorous
school but didn’t want the Divi-
sion I commitment as far as my
field hockey career goes. MIT has
a great Division III program and I
love the community, everyone is
so supportive. A lot of things at
MIT are based on collaboration. A
ton of the students said they
couldn’t do homework without a
couple other people so everyone is
learning together. It’s not a cut-
throat environment, everyone is
nice and helpful.
please see HORNER, page 4

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Calling all
ham radio
enthusiasts
National Amateur
Radio Field Day
exercise June 27-28
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun

Amateur radio’s roots can be

traced to the 19th century.
Over time, amateur radio, or
“ham,” enthusiasts have signifi-
cantly contributed to a number of
things such as science, engineer-
ing, industry and social services.
There are about 3 million opera-
tors active worldwide.
The term "ham" as a nickname
for amateur radio operators origi-
nated in a derogatory usage by
operators in commercial and pro-
fessional radio communities.
Members of the Burlington
County Radio Club will be partic-
ipating in the National Amateur
Radio Field Day exercise June 27-
28 at the Tabernacle Emergency
Services Building. This is usually
the club’s biggest event of the
year.
Field day will give ham radio
operators a venue to demonstrate
the science and skills of amateur
radio by showcasing their tempo-
rary ham radio stations in a pub-
lic location for folks to come see.
“It’s organized in a way in
which it is not necessarily a con-
test, but we record how many
public officials and kids come out
and we document who gets the
most views,” said Eugene Holben,
a long-time member of the
Burlington County Radio Club.
These creations have the abili-
ty to work reliably under any con-
ditions from almost any location
and create an independent com-
munications network.
This event has been going on
for 40 to 50 years now and is often
a hit. More than 45,000 people par-
ticipated in Field Day last year.
“It’s easy for anyone to pick up
a computer or smartphone, con-
nect it to the Internet and com-

please see AMATEUR, page 5

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Horner says
Class of 2015
is different
HORNER
Continued from page 1

The Sun: What major do you

plan to pursue there?
Horner: I plan to focus on bio-
logical sciences, anything pre-
med.
Talbot: I want to focus on the
brain in cognitive sciences, pre-
med as well.
The Sun: Any idea what you
plan to do with that degree yet?
Horner: I plan to go to med
school. I’m not sure what kind of
doctor I want to be yet.
Talbot: I’ve been interested in
the brain since middle school so I
want to do more research on that,
specifically stress and mental ill-
ness. Bio has always been my fa-
vorite class, more tangible appli-
cation than psych. Medicine is so
fascinating to me. I’ve considered
maybe going into surgery as well.
The Sun: What will the topic of
your speech be when you address
the class at the graduation cere-
mony?
Horner: Our journey through
Seneca. I really want to focus on
those four years and what sets
our class apart from the rest. Our
class is different in the sense that
it is not the best or the worst, but
it is the one that will make a dif-
ference in this world.
Talbot: Instead of looking back
like the class president and every-
one else will be doing, I think my
job, as the valedictorian, is to look
forward. I want to share advice
with classmates on different mat-
ters like decision making. I al-
ways say when I’m really old I
want to be able to reflect on what I
did to live a fulfilling life. I know I
can’t expect people to accept all of
my advice as their own, but I just
encourage people to take a step
back and look at things from a dif-
ferent perspective, be open to try-
ing new things. I will try to in-
spire my classmates to take their
own path and dream bigger.
The Sun: What does it mean to

please see TALBOT, page 8

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Amateur radio provides
free public service
AMATEUR
Continued from page 2
municate with no knowledge of
how these devices function to
connect with each other,” said
Sean Kutso, a member of the Am-
ateur Radio Relay League, the na-
tional association for Amateur
Radio. “But if there’s an interrup-
tion of service or you’re out of
range of a cell phone tower, you
have no way to communicate.
Ham radio functions completely
independently of the Internet or
cell phone infrastructure, can in-
terface with tablets or smart-
phones and can be set up almost
anywhere in minutes. That’s the
beauty of amateur radio during a
communication outage.”
For more than 100 years, ama-
teur radio has allowed people
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Over the years, as communica-
tion has changed, public service
has become one of the most popu-
lar facets of amateur radio that
attracts practitioners.
Amateur radio operators,
using battery- or generator-pow-
ered equipment, often provide es-
sential communications services
when regular channels are un-
available due to natural disaster
or other disruptive events.
“We are the first group able to
set up and get going during disas-
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more on the special people, places and
things that make our town so wonder-
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Every summer, the end of the school
Burlington County Radio Club welcomes members
BURLINGTON
Continued from page 5
asters,” Holben said.
The Burlington County group was in-
strumental during Hurricane Katrina. It
became an adjunct of the Red Cross to as-
sist people who wanted to know how their
loved ones were doing.
Holben got involved with radio many
years ago after he graduated from high
school in 1942. He went on to serve in the
Navy where he would be sent to radio
school because of his unique skill set.
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True, summer often does signal a
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there is plenty of newsworthy happen-
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piqued.
Summer is a time when we often
Now a resident of Medford, Holben got
into the Burlington County Radio Club
after he moved to the area from Pennsylva-
nia and was contacted by a few guys in the
club.
“It’s a hobby for people in the communi-
ty who like to operate radios,” Holben said.
He is one of the original people who set
up the radio station on the Battleship New
Jersey.
The Burlington County Radio Club now
holds many of its activities on the ship, in-
cluding multiple weekends where the guys
come out for picnics and get introduced to
different techniques by testing antennas.
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field day event is to advance the techniques
of radio communication and to continual-
ly try to improve equipment to get further
distances and more clarity.
“It’s interesting when you stop to think
about it – 80 percent of all electronic devel-
opments over the years like cell phones
and things of that nature were developed
by amateur radios,” Holben said.
Anyone may become a licensed amateur
operator. There are more than 720,000 li-
censed hams in the United States, as young
as 5 and as old as 100.
With clubs such as the Burlington Coun-
ty Radio Club, it’s easy for anybody to get
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This has been a large project
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Cramer worked primarily with
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Talbot: ‘It’s an honor’

TALBOT
Continued from page 4
you to achieve an accomplish-
ment like this?
Horner: It means a lot to see all
of the hard work paying off and
to be the last to address the class
before we all go our separate
ways.
Talbot: It’s an honor. I’m happy
and really glad to make my family
proud. I think one of the things
that means more to me is the
image in most people’s heads
when they think of the valedicto-
rian, most times as a nerdy stu-
dent who isn’t involved in any-
thing but academics. I’m not like
that at all. I value academics, ob-
viously, but I’m a pretty relatable,
down to earth person. I’m in-
volved in different things like
sports and drama, and I’m suffer-
ing from senioritis just as much
as the next person. I’m glad that I
can show people there’s not a spe-
cific stereotype that you have to
fall under to receive this honor
and anyone can do it.
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Seneca High School Class of 2015

SKIP HARRIS/Special to The Sun

Seneca High School students toss their caps in the air at the end of the graduation commencement cere-
mony on Thursday, June 18 on the football field. There were 279 seniors in the class of 2015. At left,
clockwise from top: Shannon, Gianna and Brooke Petagno; Lauren Bogardus; and Joshua Chung.
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